Book Description to Finelybook sorting
One of the main problems with deep learning models is finding the right way to deploy them within the company’s IT infrastructure. Serverless architecture changes the rules of the game—instead of thinking about cluster management, scalability, and query processing, it allows us to focus specifically on training the model. This book prepares you to use your own custom-trained models with AWS Lambda to achieve a simplified serverless computing approach without spending much time and money. You will use AWS Services to deploy TensorFlow models without spending hours training and deploying them. You’ll learn to deploy with serverless infrastructures, create APIs, process pipelines, and more with the tips included in this book.

By the end of the book, you will have implemented your own project that demonstrates how to use AWS Lambda effectively so as to serve your TensorFlow models in the best possible way.

Contents
1: BEGINNING WITH SERVERLESS COMPUTING AND AWS LAMBDA
2: STARTING DEPLOYMENT WITH AWS LAMBDA FUNCTIONS
3: DEPLOYING TENSORFLOW MODELS
4: WORKING WITH TENSORFLOW ON AWS LAMBDA
5: CREATING THE DEEP LEARNING API
6: CREATING A DEEP LEARNING PIPELINE
7: CREATING A DEEP LEARNING WORKFLOW
What You Will Learn
Gain practical experience by working hands-on with serverless infrastructures (AWS Lambda)
Export and deploy deep learning models using Tensorflow
Build a solid base in AWS and its various functions
Create a deep learning API using AWS Lambda
Look at the AWS API gateway
Create deep learning processing pipelines using AWS functions
Create deep learning production pipelines using AWS Lambda and AWS Step Function
Authors
Rustem Feyzkhanov
Rustem Feyzkhanov is a machine learning engineer at Instrumental. He works on creating analytical models for the manufacturing industry. He is also passionate about serverless infrastructures and AI deployment. He has ported several packages on AWS Lambda, ranging from TensorFlow/Keras/sklearn for machine learning to PhantomJS/Selenium/WRK for web scraping. One of these apps was featured on the AWS serverless repository’s home page.